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CASADA'S DEFENSE.
Tho Available Force OF Troops-The Mimi
ter OF Nliliiin's Report.

Aho A'hilnble Force OF TrOOps-The Minis.
ter Of Alilliin's Report.
OTTAWA, OSr., April 2l.-The annual
report OF the Minister Of Militia, which
has just been laid before Parliament, ia
replete with information respecting tbe
condition Of all branches OF tho military
service OF the Dominion.
lu the Dominion there arc twelve mill.
tary, districts, four in Ontario, three in
QUEBEC, one each in New Brunswick
Nova Scotia, Manitoba, British Columbia
and Prince Edward Island.
The strength OF the force on the :,ls of
december, 1855, wss as follows: Ontario
l1,055; Quebec, lI,SS5; New Brupsw;ek
1905; Nova Scotia, 3.6i6; Manitoba. i, ,S9I :
British Columbia, 40; Prince Edward
leland, 6l7; Military college and schools
OF gunnery, SCI; total, 3s,233.
Inc expenditure upon tho ordinary ser.
vice during 1856 amounted to 81 IFS $50
The expenditure consequent upon thu
Northwest rebellion was s., SOS mai.
ing grand total OF 81 .03O55l.
In bis report 10 the Government Gen.
sfal Midd!eton calls attention to the sbso-
lutte necessity for reconstructing the s.ains
and organization OF the defenses of the
country. All the British colonies, he psyr
are beginning to tind out that without
standing, regular force it is impossible to
osganizs system Of defense, and that rec.
ognizlng this TACT each colony ia makiay
active preparations to that end, The
schools OF instruction in Canada reprosant
her regular force, and the General aug.
sests that it ls tune to incrcaee that force
with corresponding decrease tho oriir-
ary militia. The General also urges tho
adoption OF the Martini.Henry ritIe in.
stead Of the Snidsr now in use until the
arm OF the future shall have been decided
upon,
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TIE PARSELI LITTER.
y suspicion that McDermo,t wrot,
LONtlNn nTftttn.0 i'urrnrr

y suspicion that McDermot wrot, ,,,,
London "Tinto," Forgery,
New ioEE, April 2l.-"I would nc. he
81 all surprised il jim McDermott was the
author OF tha. Pa,nell letter forgery" ,e-
marked ex.Congresaman Daniel O'Reillv
TO reporter.
why? Well, ho was witness in the
Morey letter forgery case. He knows all
about that sort Of business. He isa h,;,St
quick, ingenious n1d uusc,upulous man
lnst the fellow, | take it, to do that sort os
dirty work. When met McDa,mo;t. IN.
morning alter tho death OF C1yeud;sh
Rsid TO him that it wss a creat p;tv thsi
Huch iato should beiall u man who wn.
Oh m!seion OF harmony to .ry and briny
about peaceful settlement: OF atla;rs,
said II was pity that he had net been
gwen lair trial. McDermo.t denouuced
anu swore ut Csverdish, and said othara
Should share his late.
NOV, nobody, in my Judgment is so
!ikay to have wll.:an that letter AZ Mr.
DermoIi, the trsitor. He is under tLo nro.
tect!on, you !; now, OF the Eaclish govern.
ment' Ihe letter too, reads like one Of
Jim'a compcsitions. Those are INV srsni.
cIone, at all events, aad | haye not h.sa.
tolore mentioned them"
Ihe eS-C6nesesS1fen is au active partici.
pant IN nil Irish National movements in
brookt yn aud his opinions are entitled to
fpEpECt
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BALD liSO!.BI;IiS'
Trial Opened at Ozark How 8Rs Of The
NIulluls Nus IL iutunrnu


Victims Was Murdered.
ST. Louis, April 2l.-A pprcisl from
Ozark, No., says: The Bald Enobbers'
situation iG becoming more BnsI0ua each
day and the prisoners ars beginning to
show considerable uuraginess.
Yesterday Charley Graves, prominent
member OF the midn!ght raiders, entered
the confessional, sni', after n long story Of
tbs raids lie had attended, giving tho
names OF the men who had accompanied
him. he Hked thc murder Ct George Eiens
OIL John Matthews.
On the first assault on tho EdeHs
hoIae, George waB shot down but not
killed. Alter rnrBacking tho house, the
nasked men retired Gnd Grorgu'a mother
VAN aGl1ing Georgia. head while no lay
on tho door. 4 man appeared ri tho
door, took deliberate Gim ut tho wounded
man, and put Il bullet through hiB head,
killing him.
Graves s0ys ho met John Matthews
coming from tho hOuac Enu heard him
say thkt he wan mad hccauae he had been
wounded in tho back Of tho head md Ind
returned to tho h0n6n juat No tho parts
were leaving and tEishuL tho work begun
Oh George l@tloHs.
Parson SiInona and Win Euwton want
to make canlessi0nn To N9ye themselves,
hut the pr0ercpti0n refuse To accept them
ns they any thcy hHv0 enough testimony.
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LORD SAuLIsBuEY regards it cad mit-
lol.one that the Liberal leader-s greater
man than ten-acre field OF men like
himselt-isn Not one who never changes his
opinion9. Tnet is the poDg,he Tories have
been singing uiaca shsy esme into power
be consistent. \ consistent pursuit Of
the right may lead man to change his
method Q! pursuit. with the changed or
changing corditiona. 1t IS always and
infinitely better TO bs right to-day thsn to
do the thing which shsll seem to be con-
sis:ent With something done yesterday or
ten years ago. The awful bugaboo OF
consistency makea more cowards than
conscGncs does.
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CATTLE PLAGUE.
thc Efforts Made to Stamp Out Plcuro.
Pneumonia In the West.

~ 'thhhF VII
Pneumonia In the West,
CHICAGO, April 2l.-Prof. James Law
Of the National Bureau Of Animal Indus.
try, and the Live Stock Commissioners Of
Illinois, are systematically pushing on the
work OF examining the cattle in the c;ty
ol Chicago which have either been ~.
posed to or arc alleged to bo infected with
pleuro.pneumonia.
On Monday five cows belonging to John
Nolan, who keeps dairy farm at No, 446
southwestern avenue, were Voluntarily
sent to a slaughter housa and killed. and
The State Veterinarian, on examining tho
lungs oil theaa snimals, found that three
Of them showed unmiatskabte evidences
OF chronic lung plague. On this Discovery
1t WAS decided to slaughter the romaininc
cows ID bis herd, twelve in number. end
the animals were killed Yesterday.
At the Empire distilery abcrt nine
hundred cattle belonging to Mesgrs. Rice
u Rush havo been slaughtered. and in
ninety cases there were found iesiona oI
the lungs, which indicated unmistakablv
the existence OF the infectious disease.
Now that the sheds are emp.y tho
agents Of the government arc enerrstic.
ally engaged in disinfectipg the enti!e es.
tabllshment, and no now animals will he
received there until this work has heeo
thoroughly accomplished. At the chi.
cago and Ph1nix dislitesiea tho ,OOS or
more animals are not iu very GOOD con.
tltlon, but 80 far na the veterinarian cnn
Judge 10 disease exists there.
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NEW Yonr, April 9l.-Roscoe Conkliny
was seen to-day in regard 10 the report
that he had Withdrawn his promise to de-
liver TN eulogy On Gen. Grant. at Pitts.
burgh next "Wednesday.
Mr.. Conkling appeared much surprised
that tbs e,atement had been made and
said:
"There ia no truth In It. ! never prom.
ised to epeak at Pittabu,gh Hnd therefore
could not withdraH it. When tho conf
mi.tae appointed to secure number OF
epeskrfs waited on mo and requested that
deliver All address, | told them with
much regret that ] i!gd various business
engagements on hand which woE!l ntcesb-
i,a,o my remaining in this city.
"TAg report ;bst subsequently com
municated with tbeAoly informing it that
would addrcsa tho HBsenbtNgs ID Intrne.
The7" is no poa4ible way for me to gst to
rittabursh on "Wednesday"
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Nav YonE, april 2l.-The Tribune,
commenting On criticisms on ita efforts to
yct information shout tre attitude oil Hoi-
tticYs tqma!ta tho FrnHiou bills, makea tbe
iyli9..Iy rci"rcncn to General Farchild's
order prohibiting :hc giving ol informa-
i.9a,qrf, aQ. Icy tDn Annotated PreeB from
blp04Iu, io~s: ,,,
"'%,' should aiUp lixc q little light on the
arupnrconrnt that WiHcouain Depart
mcai Commander has forbidden tho soi-
diem "a HEpasr guy qnestioun on tbe sub,
irc! u lraMouH. From wEat sUsust AMI
H1jy.rsa !1acti0uary does snci' 4nietns
pt1reca, Rud Who cndowed him II soa!d
pa'G 0h 'ircply to REQ 3 gorgeo1a creature
in !g5. G'fuHn oprriy laughed ut by the
Ygl.Nrm. uIl 10 arc inclined 10 think that
irry VII. pppn aad rhut Their mouths at
ih"'t IN gupi picgaHfe.
"d1s rn' ding more: We thvH hosiGed
mryaEl 'lgnr iDoin1N'iona apropos OF inns
}enan .n4utfy, that tho Tribune was en-
2ss4a "a a3ue myalerionn opofntion. ls
ih"r, f,aty j. snyslGry? How intofcalingl
EH' uag.f ,ainh, it ia Hnta 10 come out
you ceuJ kocp mrh things necret lor'
gYe;."
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CRY OF MExico. April 2l.-There was
another exciting session Of the House OF
Deputies last evsning upon tho consttu-
.ioua! amendment: looking TO The re.elec.
ton Of Disz.
Th,eo tiers of galleries allotted to the
public were packed and many were re-
fused admittance, auch waa the pressure.
The auditors were very demonGtrst:ve.
Cheers and hisses were intcrmiugled, but
in accordance with the Mexican custom
there was no interference with the expires.
sion OF continent from the ga!lOries.
Gustayos Daz led uti in tine debate and
was followed by tlorencia Ficrtz, Who
was the fsvo!i.e speake. Of the eveEiny.
He took ground in isvo. OF tho rs,eIeation
Of Diaz, and was loudly apPlagdea. Tuea.
day evening the minority, or the onposi-
ton to reelection. had the bust of it with
tho galleries. Las, nigh: the adminia.ra-
ton Was in the asceudancy. Florez wls
followed by Cossue, and the discussion
was prolonged unAt u lGts hour.
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CLAIM ATTORNEYS.
sharp Practice for tho furpusn OF Gettl
Go0d FG1a


Sharp Practice for tho rurpusn of G,,tlur
Good Fn"s.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Secrctasy Fair.
child haa refused 10 pay TO the attorney Of
4 soidie. claimant check issued for back
pay and bounty, because it WIS presented
by an attorney in order 10 secure what
tho Secretary considers all exorbitsnt loo.
He then directed that duplicate check
ehould DO iesucd aud cent direct to the
claimant. Mr.. FNirClild hHs given orlers
lDr tho adoption Di this conYgu wheyeya,
M Gt;0rauy EeeGH TO coolest moro than
Tha. ls regarded by Tho Drpartment M
fair CompennatiOn for legal Beryico.
Claim attorneys have gtGRt dllicultv.
under new regulations OF tho Treasury
Department, in collecting ,hei. iecs being
dependent mainly on Tho good fnitil al
tt9ir clients, and tliAy have been tryinr
i2f PoH" TING to got return to tho old
System where powo!0 Of attorney were
recogniznd III making colltclionu. 1t VIVA
found in many caBoS, however, that attor.
neyb. or persona who called themselves
sucti, wtrd charging FOR gcfviccg neyor rpr.
Iutmcd, nnI, in u0mo instances, where no
lnHOl HrrviCrH were required, Another
dodge o! the claim attorneys pyae,;ceA
even now, 10 to obtain information from
iuGidc clorlsR OF claims Nhuut TO he granted
1nh TO hhve LhenGolvrB Registered on inlIn
representations to tho G!Hims;,ts Ub their
agents. Exempt employees from tho Trrap.
nry Department are Rni,l to he engaged in
ilIn UInfn nfNptIan II ir L., a
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MlLroS, Va, April al.-A train Of
twenty'aeven loaded freight casp, u,snlinc
on a side track llurly's Crossing, near this
village, on tho Central Vermont Rsilyoa,,,
with HI engine attached, Giarled OF their
own accord, early this morning, towards
swauton Junction aud overlook and col.
Iided with a freight train moving north.
Tho down grade was heavy and when
lhe runaway cats overlook tho fseigh,
train they we're running NJ a rapid rate,
nearly fifty miles Sn hour. Tho rcsult
wna that thirty cara oi both trains were
thrown oil the track, down an embsnk-
menI into Al adjoining field, and badly
broken up: The rni!roud company sui.
!esod considerable loss in rolling stork
and mach damaSa to freight.
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Fntnl Farmers Quarrel,

CuANurE, MAS, April 2l.-Wood Lope.
man killed james franklin about eight
miles from here yeutcrjay.
Lopeman'a cattle had strayed into
Ftsnki'n's pasture, and he sent his son
alter them. Willis driving the cattle from
the field young Lopeman quarreled with
FFaHalih's sou, and fight reaulted in
young Lopeman being knocked down.
Thereupon the ia:her fred two shots
from q revolver a. young Franklin, which
ialle! to take effect; turnirg on the elder
franklin, he fired two shots at him. the
second shot striking him above the eye,
killing him.
Hearing the noise, Mrs. Franklin and
hef daughter ran to tho Scene, and Iopo-
man Tired shot NJ each oi them and then
ilec. James Franklin waa the only one
nj. Lopcmln gave hlmseli up at tho
Chenntc iail,
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AnSAroLts, M, April .l.-Ths remaina
of Lieutenant DAnonhover wo.e taken TO
Washington to-day on the noon train ioT
burial.
They were oecorted TO tho depot by the
oilicerp, marines, aailUrs, and band Of tho
Academy.
The band, playing n funeral march,
headed the cDrtexo, and WA followed by
tho inarinrs with GrInB reversed. Three
officers marched on either Bde OF tho
!learso. The coffin was coYorsi With M
American fax. Immediately behind tnu
hea.ae camu j,dy Of sailofs, followad by
the officers oi the .csLemy In tpll uni.
form. Co:amandant Of Gadeta limiting
ton and superintendent Sampson bsonshl
up tl4srenr There Is feeling OF profound
regret in Annapolis Mt Lieutenant Damon
hower'u uudden taking oil.
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Determined TO DIs.

New YORK, April el.-Gectge Miller,
German piano maker, who came to this
country two years ago md who has been
WORKING lately nS q bartender, killed
himself this morning in Nh extraordinary
and pains.takinr manner. he lived in
the basement OF 2Sl EAs. Tsenty.Iourth
street and being confined 10 bed ior come
weoks from pneumonia decided to omit
this world. Ho Blanhed both OF his wrists
with shnrp knife, then pluusei The
weapon twice in hia breast in tho region
Of HIS heart and wns slowly dying from
loss OF blood which wns gushing from his
wounds, but to expedite mattcrs ho
climbed a ladder running outside Of the
building, an! on reaching tho ti5et story
threw himseli into the yard.
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Decrease In l:mirratiop

BERLIN, April 2l.-An official report
upon emigration has been presented to
the kelchstag. 1tshows that the number
tbxenass; q em,sraniy 11a from Germany who passed
through Hamburg. Bremen and Stein
durlhg the year 1856 was 66.G7l, or a de.
ctesse Of over 22,Ouo from the previous
yesr, when 81. 800 persons left the EmniYe
inc report says that, on the other hand
me emigration from Austria, Huuparv
hosslH aad Sweden and Norway through
the same ports in 1856 was largely in es.
cess OF that Of 1855. Mos. Of the German
81 em,siah!s ,s were from the farming dis.ricly
OF fIussla;; None Of them went to tho
African calouinu "e"o w eAo
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fiTTsnuEG, PA April 2l.-A heavy coke
train on The Pittaburgh, McKeespo1t (
ionghiouFheny railroad ran into q large
boulder near Fuller Station, fifty miles
esss Of Pittsburgh, about O'clock this
morning and was badly wrecked. The
'iremao, Charles Silk, and brakeman
named GsorEo Lewis, we're caught between,
thc engine aild cara Hnd crushed to death.
Ihs'r remains were terribly mangled and
almost unacceptable. Engineer Samuel
Ramsey WIS thrown from tho cab into the
ioushinngheny river aud quite severely
hurt. He was rescued from a watery
grave by the remaining msmbers oi the
crew, who were not injured. Tho boulder
had evidently fallen from the hill during
the nipht.
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Tho Mccormick DcnI.

PlrraDuHan, April 2l.-Rumors in re.
gard to the Mccormick deal are uomewhat
conflicting. l. is said that since Manager
Phillips departure from Paterson, Nc
Cormick is quoted as having said that he
had promised the New York club not to
Sign anywhere without first informing
them. He is perfectly willing to come to
Pittsburgh, providing lie is p,id his price,
$1,000 Tor the season. He ia sleo
prepared to play in New York 8. this
price. He will not sign to play for less.
His business is such that he can easily af-
ford to retire from the base bali ield.
Notwithstanding this statemen. the rnsr-
agement Of the Pittsburgh team is conf.
dent that Mccormick will play with the
Pittsburgh club this season. 1t is thought
a compromise will bs effected OIL s. 500.
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Nukln.n l,usV.

tAScISo, MlcH, April 3l.--Tho commit
too appoinss; to Investigate the ease Of
Representatives NJ. II. Dakin, charged with
having oIlnred TO purchase tho votes Of
Gitopn MAMbeEs, reported thin morning.
ihry NdV!Oed thst day he sot npas, for ~
public examination OF Dakin, thai ho then
bc allowed 10 appear and have cnunsel for
his dGtcnso, mud that ho hc provided with
y copy Of Tho exact cEarrca agllust him.
The report wau adopted nnh tho examina-
t'oh ~as set Tor Taeaday. To-day the one
topic 10 tho Dakiu scandal.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,


The Massachusetts, House pa3sed high
license bill,
Western Union haa increased its capita]
MO000, making u total capital ol $751;.
2O0,U)D.
Three officers Of the japanese array are
in New York. They were sent abroad 10
study the army tec,ica Of different na.
tons.
Fnnr .aon were killed md several 9th.
era injured by tho derailmeut Of a con.
struCtiou train on tho Louisville, Eynng.
vile II st. Louis railroad, near Tueyell,
Ind.
ddCs'a lin ware manufacturing es,nb.
'ishlnont, at Franklin, rA., tho arseat
plant oi'he Kind in Western bennsylysnia,
"aa drs'Fnyeh by fire. Losy 5000; in.
surance 925, 600.
~ body found in the river Mt Chont,
ky,, has heen positively identified as
l'h'!iin Sheridan, n telephone operator,
missing from Cincinnati, A bullet wound
wag found In his head. There 10 nothing
TO indicate whether il wGs suicide or
murder,
Representatives ot tho loading ncwspS.
rcss nt Tho Missouri Valley and tho Snutil,
west, met in knnsas City, aud rcsolvcd to
deal with railroads. ns with other business
intereHts, paying for MI they gel, md
charging regular satea Tor timo tables and
all other buainpps noticed.
rro'rathht ministcra nre protecting
NgAtnB. bil! now before thu Quebec Ley.
!o!Ntnro proposing to place crucilixes in nlI
the Courts OF Inv for tho pnrpope Of
strengthening tho oaths OF wi.ncaacy, The
m'n'a'era sAy 1t ie serious outrage upor
tho tcligsoue convictions OF Professionals.
A bon! call iar $4,000. 900 Ia cxpcctct
during III" coming week, md IL vii lcay,
but dN,000O0O OF tho three par cen,s to Il,
rclecmcd before tho md Of tho pres,n
tiOcnl year. Alter Tint time tho surp!us |,
tho Trensurv will 30 oil rolling n, tho rat
iol Sl,WO,GW day. which ID nhout tn
avcrago OF tho Government reccipts,
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GERMAN TREAClIERY.
FRENCH coMM1ssAnY NApnEp
Ny tho German Police After BelnE Inveir,sd
over the bordor-The Affair Create.
Some Excitement In France = Out.
RACES In Moroceo-Forcign News. Y.
fARls, April al.-M. schnaebles, a
special French Commissary at the payny.
Sur Moaeiie depot, has been arrested by

PARIS, April 2l.-M. schnaebles n
special French Commissary at the ravny.
Sur. r.Moaeile depot, has been arrested by
Germana. h. lTT. =.
lio received several letters from the
German Police Commissioner a. An, nal.
Ing him to that place and confer with him
regarding the frontier service. He finally
agreed to do 80. While on his wsy to
AIRS he was roughly seized by the German
police and was taken to Noveant, from
which place he was sent to Metz. 11"
The Metz Ztitung Gays NJ. schpaebeles,
arrest ts due TO his connection with III.
anti.Gsrman agitation conducted BY thu
Patriotic Leagues, but the people of
Pasny.sur-Moaelle declare this to be- an.
tirely untrue, and say that no had nothing
to do with tho sgitation,
me incident has thrown the ;uhsh;.
tants Of Meiz and Nancy into the wildes,
state OF excitement. 80 "''"o''
Rentea were unfavorbly atIected bv ,bo
arrest OF NJ. schnaobeles. The markst for
three per cent. rates for account hacona
Hat and the quosa'ions declined Al can.
times during the afternoon, closing at The
chs arrest OF NJ. schansabels In, ,y,.
duced profound sensation and il In iearod
may lead to unfortunate results. oo
lie Paris calls 1t "snothor proyocation y
and asks i Bismarck 10 seeking a ca,.,',,
IcN. The Germans requested SchaueahsIs
to set up one Of the posts which marx the
frontier line. The commisssry crossed thu
boundary and advanced few yarda IN m
German soil when he WIS seized by Gar. U
man police aSente, who were disguised IN
gray b!ouses. He knocked tia apen,s
down, and escaped back to French ferr;.
tory, but he was again seizsd, handcuiled
anu seat to Metz, where he was placed in
the prison in which accused peraons sre m
confined before tsial. ' "'o
F. The. warrant for the arrest emana,s,
from the public prosecutor at Net who
acted under instructions from strashmr" @
The French procurator at Nancy hss pons
to pagny to inquire into the affair.
Most OF the Paris evening papsrs make
no comment on this incident. Tim
L'bfrts says it ia expsdieat to refrain from
comment until Germany shall have ex.
planned tho occurrence.
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Waco, TN, April @l.->The rsins OF
WeOtcrn Texas that huve filed the here.
tofoso simoat dry channel Of tho Brszos
river, have brought with the current a
inass OF pollNted cattle Garcaeees that off.
set tho advantages o: the rain snd give
promise OF diseaee. The ea:cSsses sre ev.
identity from the Alkali country, 20 thew
are entirely devoid OF hair. ife ytcrch
from the floating carcnssea 10 dreadful
The people arc 10 loaa delighted Mt tho
volume Of watcc than disgustsl with tho
pollution.
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WAsInsoro%, April "l.-An a,temp.
haHbgOn nedo by px. Congressman John
Is. Alley 10 aecutn a recommendation from
tho President 10 Conprrgn Tor the n,ltc,,rr,
ol certain paintings Of Bis,sia.,L w)l;eh
have hung IN III" White llouuo for Tho
past iiv" yrnra, Tho plc,ureH woro pluced
in tho Eyrcutive Slann.on by pormssion
Of i'reaidont Arthur, who though, Con.
atenn wonlI pulchaan them, but no ami.
cation WAC 0yor made. Proudunt Cioy0.
land empha!Ically refnaed to make sny
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EcrneIlst ltnilSy.

PlTrsHuRuiI, Apri! 2l.-The Canoui,,,
Telegraph this afternoon publishes an in.
t'rSiuw with q prominent Knight OF
Lsb1r, in which it is etsted tha,
~ Me coming annual meeting Of
ths Mlnsr's National Assembly ut Oircln-
nAt', an effort will he made to I4fra.
the pfssAHs D's'ric. Msstcr Workman y.
d, bailey OF the Knights Of Labor Ex.
cGntivo Eoard. 1t is claimed hy the
"k nights" that Mr.. Bailey is not pos.NI
III mining matters, and that opposition TO
MIN y particularly strong in pennsy,yauin